Latest articles by Kevin Parrish
Judge: DoJ Has Plenty of Evidence Against Apple in Antitrust
Judge Denise Cote already peeked at the evidence stacking up against Apple in the DoJ's eBook conspiracy lawsuit.
Penclic's New Bluetooth Mouse Has a Pen-Shaped Grip
It looks like a pen stabbed into the top of a mobile "micro" mouse, but it's not ideal for left-handed consumers.
ABC Streaming TV to iOS; Aereo Heads Down to Georgia
As Aereo heads into Atlanta, Georgia, with its antenna-based subscription service, ABC retaliates with a live TV streaming app.
Google Adding Push Notification Support in Chrome
Push notification support has arrived for Web apps for Chrome and Chrome OS.
BitTorrent Reveals New Direct-To-Fan Media Format
BitTorrent's new media format seems like an attempt at legitimate file sharing.
Nintendo Responds to New Wii U Console Hack
The Wii U has been hacked, and Nintendo responds, shrugging its shoulders.
Man's Skype Hacked 6 Times; Video Messaging Previewed
Simple questions allowed hackers to access a Skype account over six times in one day. Plus, Skype will be coming to Outlook in the coming weeks, and a preview version of Video Messaging has arrived for the desktop.
Former Opera Employee Sued for Giving Mozilla Trade Secrets
A former Opera employee faces a $3.4 million lawsuit for allegedly giving Mozilla trade secrets.
LG Taking Pre-Orders for that Gorgeous Curved OLED TV
LG is taking pre-orders for its curved OLED TV in South Korea now.
Google Banning Devs From Updating Outside Google Play
After Facebook began scaring Android users with external updates, Google has decided to clarify its updating policy.
Wash. Attorney General Exposes T-Mobile's Un-Carrier Claims
T-Mobile must fully disclose the restrictions of its restriction-free "un-carrier" plan.
House Passes CISPA Bill Again with 288-127 Vote
House passes the CISPA bill... against. Now it's the Senate's turn.
Verizon No Longer Offering Early Upgrades in January
No more getting a new phone at 20 months.
EA Lands ''Worst Company In America'' Award Again
EA has landed the title of "Worst Company in America" for the second year in a row.
Apple iMusic Could Land Warner, Universal Deals Soon
Apple is looking to launch iRadio in June along with the iPhone 5S.
Mozilla, Samsung Collaborating on New Browser Engine
Mozilla and Samsung are working on a new Web browser engine based on Rust.
Amazon's AutoRip Service Now Includes Vinyl Purchases
Vinyl records you purchase from Amazon will automatically have unlocked free MP3 versions.
Kaspersky Offering Free Anti-Theft, AV Protection for Android
These apps offer 30 days of premium coverage before reverting to "lite" versions.
GTC 2013: How Google, Apple and Amazon Disrupted Mobile
Apple drives revenue from devices whereas Google depends on advertising and Amazon depends on traffic.
Chrome Tabs Get Noise Indicator; Android Version Updated
Finally, there's a way to figure out which page is hiding those loud, annoying ads.
No More Free Unlimited Streaming for Pandora Mobile
Pandora is cutting your mobile streaming time down to 40 hours per month thanks to increasing royalties demanded by record labels.
Google Still Hammering Out Music Streaming Service
Google is still trying to launch a music subscription service.
